Counseling Group of The Ozarks

09/30/2025

As Su***de Awareness Month comes to a close, the work continues here at home.

In our community:
35% have had suicidal thoughts in the past year.*
54% say it’s hard to share they’re struggling.*

These aren’t just numbers. They’re our friends, neighbors, classmates and co-workers.

We believe real change starts when we talk about mental health openly, connect people to real resources and make sure no one has to navigate this alone.

If you’re ready for a new chapter, or you’re helping someone else start theirs, our updated resource hub can help you take the next step.

📍 Find local support → mentalhealth417.com

*Statistics are from the 2024 Community Survey administered by Springfield Greene County Health Department, which surveyed 300 people in the area.

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09/30/2025

09/30/2025

We have immediate openings with our newest provider Vince. Call today to see if we can help!

09/19/2025

"You are imperfect, you are wired for struggle, but you are worthy of love and
belonging." -Brené Brown

Call our office to schedule with Vince. 417-409-3008

09/12/2025

We are excited to welcome our newest provider, Vince, to the CGO team. He is now accepting new clients. 417.409.3008 to schedule 🌿

We offer behavioral and mental health counseling in-person in Springfield, MO and online to Missouri

09/04/2025

You are not alone. 💛

Mental health struggles in Springfield are more common than you think.

In our community last year:
- 35% have had suicidal thoughts in the past year
- Nearly half face poor mental health weekly
- Most feel others don’t understand what they're going through
- Many don't feel safe talking about it, even with friends

The State of Mental Health in Greene County survey is your chance to make a difference—for yourself, for your neighbors, for the future of our community.

📝 Add your voice today → https://tinyurl.com/mvn6brdk
📍 Resources at mentalhealth417.com

Together, we can change the narrative.

05/20/2025

This is a great reminder from .

How will you add yourself to the list of things you need to take care of this week?

04/11/2025

The Victim Center will be offering a free class at the Family Justice Center on Thursday, April 24th from 1:00pm to 3:00pm for parents and caregivers of children who have experienced trauma. Registration is not required, and anyone is welcome to attend. Have questions? Feel free to give us a call, 417-874-2600.

02/20/2025

Both are brave and valid. ✨

A gentle reminder from Laura Jane Illustrations.